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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1969
Page
5
In a bridge problem, a student wins tricks with clubs and diamonds before crossruffting as shown. The Professor approves the concept, noting 1 high card point and a six card suit justify an opening bid. He says the hand could have been made via crossruff, not extra heart tricks, with best play to nine tricks two spades down.
Oak Ridge Military Institute announces Col. L. D. Graham resigns after 21 years at the school and two years as headmaster. He will become superintendent of Massanutten Academy in Woodstock Virginia, starting June 1, with his family moving after Oak Ridge’s term ends. A new headmaster will be named after the board meeting Friday. Egypt's High Aswan Dam stands two miles long and about a mile thick at the base.
Police seek a thief who took Mrs. Joe Mitchells purse from a car in the Post Office lot on Scottwood Drive. The 8:30 am theft involved a resident reporting the loss of her pocketbook. A separate charge of assault with a deadly weapon was filed against Livingston Johnson Ivey, 36, of White Street for pointing a shotgun at Helen Ivey and threatening to shoot. He remained jailed early today.
Kinney Ray Ward, 17, of Fairway Avenue appeared as the case details begin. The defendant received six months in jail, a $200 fine plus court costs, and five nights in fall for drunken driving. A separate charge of unlawful taking of a motor vehicle resulted in a suspended sentence.
Washington AP reports two South Carolina troops died in Vietnam. Sgt. Roy L. Lipscomb of Travelers Rest and Sgt. Johnny Lisbon of Sutter were identified as killed in action, Lipscomb previously listed as missing in action.
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